Outlook 2010 - Uninstall issue
Hi,
I am facing issue in uninstalling Outlook 2010 via MSI wrapper.
Command for silent uninstall is :
setup.exe /config {[path of config file}\config.xml /uninstall "Outlook"
I am facing issue in executing via custom action. Can someone please suggest what will be the vbscript code to execute this via a vbscript.
Or what will be right way if I have to execute it via custom action.
Many Thanks
Please suggest.
I am facing issue in uninstalling Outlook 2010 via MSI wrapper.
Command for silent uninstall is :
setup.exe /config {[path of config file}\config.xml /uninstall "Outlook"
I am facing issue in executing via custom action. Can someone please suggest what will be the vbscript code to execute this via a vbscript.
Or what will be right way if I have to execute it via custom action.
Many Thanks
Please suggest.
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Posted by:
shweta_kar
14 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
Wrapping the command in VBScript (or any other mechanism) won't make a blind bit of difference. Since the Office set-up stub is essentially a front-end to MSIExec, it follows that an MSI will be executed by it. As you know, you cannot execute more than MSI at a time. This is most likely why your CA is failing. As ever, a verbose log will provide you with information to make that determination.
Reading between the lines, I suspect what you're trying to do is to uninstall a stand-alone install of Outlook 2010 so that you can do an install of the complete Office 2010 suite. If that's the case, I would suggest using your deployment system to execute the Outlook uninstall and make the Office package check that Outlook is not present before continuing.
Reading between the lines, I suspect what you're trying to do is to uninstall a stand-alone install of Outlook 2010 so that you can do an install of the complete Office 2010 suite. If that's the case, I would suggest using your deployment system to execute the Outlook uninstall and make the Office package check that Outlook is not present before continuing.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
Posted by:
mayur_mak
13 years ago
Hi,
u can try using the below Vbscript code,
Set goFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set goWshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Execute ="Setup.exe" & "/config" & " " & "{[path of config file}\config.xml" & " " & "/uninstall" & " " & chr(34) & "Outlook" & chr(34)
UnOutlook =Execute
goWshShell.EXEC UnOutlook
regards
Mayur
u can try using the below Vbscript code,
Set goFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set goWshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Execute ="Setup.exe" & "/config" & " " & "{[path of config file}\config.xml" & " " & "/uninstall" & " " & chr(34) & "Outlook" & chr(34)
UnOutlook =Execute
goWshShell.EXEC UnOutlook
regards
Mayur
Posted by:
michelsmith
13 years ago
Hi,
To uninstall Microsoft Outlook 2010, go to control panel and click on ‘Add/Remove Programs.’ Select Microsoft Outlook 2010 and then click on remove from the list. This should permanently remove Microsoft Outlook 2010 from your computer.
To uninstall Microsoft Outlook 2010, go to control panel and click on ‘Add/Remove Programs.’ Select Microsoft Outlook 2010 and then click on remove from the list. This should permanently remove Microsoft Outlook 2010 from your computer.
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